| Description |
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Compensation of headlamp visual range for changes in vehicle load. |
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Preventing oncoming traffic being blinded by excessive glare. |
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Meeting regulation |
| Operation |
| 1. |
Suspension angle change resulted from vehicle''s load change. |
| 2. |
Height sensor signal change |
| 3. |
Calculation of HLLD signal by AHLS ECU algorithm. |
| 4. |
Sending a proper signal to HLLD (head lamp levelling device) and driving actuator. |
| 5. |
Actuation of HLLD and compensation of headlamp beam range. |
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IGN1 ON & Head lamp low bean ON |
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Sensor angle changed over 1° and keeping 10~12seconds with vehicle standing. |
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Sensor angle changed over 1° and keeping 10~12seconds and when vehicle runs over 20km/h with constant speed. |
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Leveling control is off after controlling HLLD for few seconds. |
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To eliminate mechanical tolerance, the lamp position is always reached from the lower side. |
| 1. |
Height sensor and link.
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| 2. |
HLLD (head lamp leveling device) actuator.
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Circuit Diagram
Removal Height Sensor 1. Remove the height sensor connector (A). 2. Loosen the mounting bolts(Body: 2EA, chassis: 1EA) from height sensor bracket.
Specification ItemSpecificationUltrasonic sensorVoltage ratingDC 12 VDetecting range30 cm ~ 120 cmOperation voltageDC 9 ~ 16 VOperation currentMAX 300 mAOperation temperature-30°C ~ +80°C (-22°C ~ +176°C)Operation frequency48 ± 5 KHzEffective operating velocity10 KPH (6.
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